An interesting new project is coming out of the Brunetti house. Most of you should know Eric Brunetti and his FUCT label. Emmelie Brunetti presents her new Hopi Botanicals label for Spring 2010. The brand makes solid perfumes, packaged in old trading post tins and vintage boxes.

“A collection of natural solid perfumes, packaged in “old Trading Post” inspired tins as well as one-of-a-kind vintage and antique snuff boxes. These pure & simple “grassroots” scents are handcrafted in California and made out of the highest quality ingredients available on the market. Certified organic, fair trade and always cruelty-free. When unable to source organic, a natural or wildcrafted alternative, harvested in the “greenest” manner possible, without the use or addition of chemicals, preservatives or genetically modified organisms is favored. No synthetic fragrances are used to create these perfumes, only pure, therapeutic grade essential oils.”

Take a further look at the Hopi Botanicals product line-up after the jump.

HUGO, the younger and edgier collection from Hugo Boss, has worked with designer Karim Rashid on a limited edition perfume bottle. The HUGO perfume has been released in 1995 and comes now in the new Rashid bottle, which is limited to 1000 pieces worldwide. The bottle will be available at 100 retailers, including Selfridges (London), Sephora (Paris), Harvey Nichols (Dubai) and the Gallerie Lafayette in Berlin from next week already, where the launch event is also be taking place.

A more detailed look at the HUGO x Karim Rashid Bottle follows after the jump.

Comme des Garcons will introduce their most popular perfume, CDG 2, later this year in a special “Glitter” edition. The Comme des Garcons 2 Glitter comes in purple and will be released September 2009 at CDG retailers, including Number 3.